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31.1.1011 .I. D. STEWART 0. C. "D" Company

' llvprcsenting all ﬁr‘! I! Prince 2111mm lslanrl are e members oi "a (111111111111; North Nova Scotia l- liruilvrs. f‘. A. S. F" who 8,1‘- rr in i‘hurloti(=t0\\'n today to. 111 .11.11.111> in 'l‘uosdny"s Torch Day} 1-1.1~l1r.1111111. The remainder of the 15.11.111.111 umicr the Comman i 11411-111; Lieut. Col. Murdock. w urine over the week-end.

(11111111111111111: "D" Com B Iilzrjur .I. I). Slcwnrt, Charlotte own, a son ol‘ iln- late lvrmler the Hon. J. i). sir-purl.

500111141 in command ll Gilli. J. “Q llnuglris.

(Ithcr officers Lra Hedi. J. A. Illillr-r, Dunstaff i Ueut. W. B. Burnett, (‘harloti wn; Lieut. W. S. .\l11111\'11lt_ Charlottetown; Lleut. J. (rllunlry, st. Peter's Bay; Lleut. A. .I. “'i.l.nn, (fharlntteiown; Lieut.{ . ‘ivholson. Upprr Montazue. | Follou-iru: ls the nomina. roll of 1 "ll" Company as at October last, vl-lron the above group pic ure was lain-n:

(1 s. M. Yorsfnn. W. Vl-Georle- 101111.

‘F. I. C. Convention News

. Bnilcv Price) wond time. since its in- 1.118. the Federated Wom-

s’ is 11s twelfth convention 111 1x1 hold 1n conjunction n111111al convention o1.’ Lhe 11111-1; Institules. Wlllth llv Tllpsdny. June. 17th. uional Institute meet;

(vcek of June 14th.

. W. l. C. constitutional r0 m hold the national "bi- ‘ :11c1-11:1tclv cast and west. 1*» 1111- 10111-111 time it has been 111 11111 Nlrrritimes-New Brun- 51111... 29:11; Wollville. N. S.. 1927: Churlotirioun, 193:4 and the D765‘ lru. r114~(>tlr11.'.

A1. 111v lnrmor Fredericton meeting

:3 W l’ 11111 Todd. Orillia. Ont... was

lu- n.» 11111 president. the late Mrs. 0111111 \\.1:. 1110 New Brunswick Dres- 1111-111 and Allss FJlzabcth Nutter the Sulwrilrlcrldcrrt,

'1 111- ouislurulinr! speaker was the let:- Dr. 111111-11; Toronto. then the onlv xvomnrl school inspector in Cnrmdn. Av that tlmo she said: "The

' r11u1io11 of tho rural school t0-

. 11f (Juunrlu. Thai. convention . 11d womcn wnators and the annolntnrrn‘ of n. woman on the Dr>mln1nn (11111111-11 of Health. These too 111110 111111111 to miss.

A1101 11111‘ resolution dcaltwith nurs- liv: l1<1|1'.vl'.(r'r1cl'.=., "llkv Saskatchew-

" w-cll 111111e1-wav m

r111 :1 swlu-rnc

(‘nlrnrw lwlvrc 1.110 war broke out. J11 111111. 111111- lhcre wcrc 1922 1111111111111 111111 an approximate 11111111)‘ 11.11111 or 60,1100 Torlav thcre

lrv 5111111 l11*.1r11-l1os 1111111 an approxi- 1111-11- |11c|11l1vrsl11n of 76.000. aficr this conven-

l> \\.1s shorllv tl1111 1111: In“ irk-a‘ was mooted 111': M11. Alfrcd Wall. M. B. E»

1.11111. (..111;111';1 lnkc a. load in form- inu m1 mu-rnnilonal organization. ‘Tim. loo, is nn accomplished fact

No. “D” Company P. E

CAPT. J. W. DOUGLAS

C. Q. M. S. lavers, .I. w-r-GCOIIQ-Y

town. Sgt. Cam bell. J. W.-—Clermont. Sgt. Mull ns, M. J.—-St. Peter's

Bay. Sgt. Bishop. H. J.—€ummerside. L-Sgt. Jenkins. F. W.—G€0l'ge-

wn. Cpl. MacSwain. J. M. - Ulllier Montague. Cpl. Mclnnis. J. AP-Sumrnexslde. Cpl. Crorier, P. B.—Kens1ngton. CpL (ia-llant, S. L-Traveller‘:

t. Iii-Cpl. Morrison. J. A.—Charlotte-

town. L-Cpl. Gallant. G. Er-SIIJDIIIGI- lr-‘Cpl. Alsenault. J. lL-Sumrncr-

do.

L-Cpl. Shields. F. J.--Summerslde.

L-Cpl. Grady, W. n-Summersldc L-Cpl. Murphy. J. D. Charlotteti-un.

L-Cpl. Gallant, ll. R-Summer- side.

L-Opl. Wilson, J. l).——St. Peter's

Bil. L-Cpl. Nicholson, D. Jrﬁhlllﬂlﬂ-

The first Women's Institute was organimd in Stonev Creek. February 18. 1897. I11 15 years 1t has spread throughout Canada. Ln 1914 MI!- Watt. wok the idea to Enllaud where there are half a million members today.

“The Women's lnstll/ute idea is the greatest idea that has come to the Morherland from the Colonies" Premier Baldwin said when here for the Imperial Conference in 1832. completely revolutionized rural lie."

The Federated Women's Institutes ol Canada was organized in Win- nipeg in 1918. Four Women's 111- stltute superintendents were the prime movers-Mlss Mav M01511“! of Alberta. Miss l-lelen Macdougarl oi’ Manitoba (now of Nova Scotla and in attendance at the present convention). Miss Hazel McCam now a. resident of Florencevllle. N. 3.. and the late Georile Putman of Ontario.

Its oblecls nrez~

l. To co-ordmmc the various pro- vincial units composing the Feder- ated Women's Institutes or Canada.

2. To act as a clearing house for activities of the various Fcderated organizations.

3. To raise the standard of home- making.

4. To develop agriculture.

5. To promote educational. moral. social and economic measures.

6. To encourage co-opcratlon. and communlcv efforts

7. To initiate nation-wide cam- paigns. ln accordance with the ob- jects nf l.hLs Fcricration.

Rmprescntailvo Womr-rfs lnslllule delegates who will aiiond the na- tional convention are:

' Brlflnh Columbia

Mrs. H. MacGrcgor, Penllclon, national president; Mrs. B. F, Gu1n_ mok Pcachlaml. national corres- ponding secretary; Mrs, .I. F. Price, Vancouver. mrbllcltv (llrcctor and

Mrs. A. 8. Donnie. Vancouver. sec-

B110. M1... Walt. nrcsldont of the As- " 111.1 C/"Imlrv Women of lhe 1.11111" 1111’ lronorczi guest and

gwukcr‘ at lhrs convention.

retarv Soulh Frascr Women's In-l stitule Board. 111m ls vlsltlng Sen- ator Dennis in Halifax.

Till! CHARLOTFETOWN GUARD([‘N

Elle.

L-Cpl. MuKinnon, W. L.—St. Peter's Bay.

Pie. Arsenault. Alyre — Abrams Vrllage.

Pie. Arsenauli. E. J.——-St. Nicholas. Pie. Arseuault. Ed.—Tignish. Pte. Arsenault, J. A.—Urbanvllle. L. .I.— ownal.

M. J. A. — Mis- couche.

Pie. Atkins. F. R-Charlotietown. Pte. Austin. J. l..—-Charlntietown. Pic. Bartlett, G. A.—Carleton, Pie. Bears, D. A.—Belle River. . s. T. F.—Heatherdale. Pie. Bellman, G. R.-Cl1&l’l0l.l0-

own. Pte. Brooks, ll. M.-—Whlte Sands.

. IL-Charlottetown. Pie. Caisslc, H. L-Egmont Bay. Pie. Cameron, W. A.—Ellis River. Pte. Carroll, E. .I.-Charlottetown. Pte. Casey, A. A-Summerslde. Pie. Champion. G. [IL-Ellis River. Pie. Chcverle, G. W.—~Sourls.

Pie. Clnrkin, M. .I.-More“, Lot 39.,

Alberta l

Mrs. _M. L. Thompson. Coaldale. provincial president; Mrs. R. E. Wood. M. L A, Stoney Plaine. pro- vincial secretary.

Saskatchewan

Mrs. J. R. Near. Plnkham. second vice president F. W. I. C.; Mrs. B. Collier, Bracken. president Home- makers Club

bianltobs W. Hicks. Sourls. provincial

Mrs. president; Miss Frances McKay. Wlnnlpvﬂ. director Women's Work.

Ontario

Mrs. T. J. McDowell. Milvermn, first vicc president F. W. I. 0.; Mrs. Ernest Duke, Port Carling, provin- cial president; Miss Mary Clarke. Superintendent Women: lnstltues and Mrs. W. B. Leathcrdale. Colu- water. national convener of the Canadian Industries Committee.

Quebec Mrs. Cameron Dow. Port Daniels

Centre. provincial president and Miss A. Prlrchard. Weyman. pro- vincial treasurer.

New Brunswick

Mrs. l-larlev Dunham. Havelock. natlmial secretary; Mrs. A. D. Mc- Cain. Florencevllle; Mrs. 1-l. Pres- cott. Bale Verle; Mrs. Guy Hum- nhrcv. Hampton. national convencr of provincial legislation: Miss Alma Weldon. superintendent. and Mrs. R. ‘Thompson. Chance Harbor. pro- vincial president.

Nova Seotls ’

Mrs. Scott. Trenholm. Grand Pro. national recording secretary; Mrs. B. A. Parsons. Walton. provincial president. and Miss Helen Macdpu- 111.11. Truro. sumrlntendcnt Women: Instltulcs.

P. E. l.

Mrs. Waller Leard. Bedeoue. ~0- vlnclal president; Mrs. L. B. Mel sh, Montague, past provincial president;

U h! O

LT.-COL W. H. MURDOOK Officer Hi hlamlerl

Command North Non. 80o

LIEUT. W. R. BU

‘K10. Costello, Michael-New Wilt-I S TE. Pie. Connell. E. C..-Hunter Riven. l't1>. Cousins. W. .I. — Sranlcyl Bridge. Pie. Creed. J. ltﬂ-Sturgeon. Pie. Doucette. A. T.—Charlotfe. town. 1 Pte. Dunn. W. L-Elmsdale Pie. Bunninr. 0. A. - French River. P . Follanrl. .I. L-Montngue. . Fraser. A. A-Moniuguv. - Gﬂllﬂfll. B. J.—ltusiico. Dr-Wcllimnon. Gallant, Fldele-Colemnn, Gallant, J. A.-4t. Louis. . J. l’.--\Velllngton, .I. Lh-Coleman. . J. F.~—St. Louis. Pie. Gallant. L. rt-Ruuiico. 1 Pie. Gallant, Mariin-ll/‘cllingtnnl Pie. Gallant, ll. A.—-Summers|de. 1 . Guudct, A, .I.-St. Nicholas. - Gllldel. E- J.—Su|nmerslde. - Gﬂlldﬂ. G. R-Summerside.‘ - Galldﬂ. H. D.-Fernwood. - 581N191. M. lL-Summersidinl

Committees Details

For Torch Day Program

LIEUT. W. S. MACNUTT

Pile. Georveatt, E. A-Rocky Polnh Pic. Grant. A. W.—Mlllvlew. ‘ PW- Grant. W. A.-England. l rte. Green, ll. .I.-Cardigan.

1'"- Hﬂllllf-lar. V. T. bnul'l0l.lC-|

“H. 111* Hﬂwﬂll. K. lL-Cape Traverse! he. Johnson. R. lL-Savaze liar-

or. HP- K011i. W. A.—Newtou.

he. Kenniilc. .I. J0-—Bl'|Sl0l Lot 40. Pte. Kerr, S. N.—Mon1aguc.

Pie. Larkin. F. J. Si. Peter's Bay. Pic. Larkin. J. S.—St. Peter‘; Bay. Pie. Laybolt, D .l..—Brlstol. Lot 40. PW- l-WRY. L. W.—Wcllin|lou, Pie. Livingstone, (L-lllgh Bank. Ptc. Longaphie, W. .I.-Charlotte-

wn. He. Martin, L-Charlotieiown. Pie. Mathleson. (Th-Bradalbans, Ptc. Mandcrson, H. (l. — French River. Pie. Mills. J. '1‘. I-t-Charlotletown. Pie. Mitchell. Eb-Charlottetown. Pte. Moore, W. lL-Mllton. Pte. Mosher, Cw-Brlstrl, Lot l0. Ptc. Massey, F. C.—Elmira. ,_

Plan P‘ Big

A mceiimz of lhc hcads of committees having charge TBYIREIHEHLS for the Torch Day celc-i bratlon, which will lakc place '1‘ues-| dav next. June 1'1. was held in 1he1 City Building last evening. Mayorl B. Rov Holman presided.

Details of the route oi’ march} were submitted by the military and| EPW011011 They had been most care-

llv planned and the arrarmcrucms. were considered excellent. His Wor- ship was asked to endeavor to have places of business closed at; 4 p, m.‘ so that those taking part in the par. ade would have an opportunltv 1o let prepaped and be 1n position at parade assembly points at 5.30 o. m. for parade No. 1. the assembly point of which ls Rochford Square. and the units of which lncludcsz; The Legion Band led bv R. C. M1 P.. Canadian lclrion. R. C. N. V. R.,1 Detachment R. C. C. 5., St. Dun- slam-r O. T. C.. North Nova Scotla Highlanders 10d bv their band. No. 62 C. A. B. T. C. No. 31 G. R. School| R. A. F. Fraternal Scclclios led by the league the Cross Band, Charlottetown Fire Department, gharlottetown Male Chorus on

0a.

Parade No. 2 wlll be at ils as- scmblv point ncnr King Square. nt 5.45 p. ml and will be made up of the followlnll units: Band of West Kent. School. West Kent. School Cu- det Corps. Queen Square School Cadet. Corps. Bov Scouts. Summer- slde Girl's Band. Girl Guides West Kent School children. Queen Square Schgol chlldren,_ ce_sl.rce1

Mrs. Fﬁ-cd Machartm. North Rlvvr. national convener of the Committee of Canadinnizatlon. Immigration and National Events‘ Mrs. Allison MacMillan. Fairy-low. national con- vener Home Economics and Mir! Marv Macdonald. provincial super-J visor Women's Institutes.

11111 School ohlldrcn. cf ar-lschool cnllcren. Notre Dame go-J.

- Cumberland Street thence to Fitz-

Rochiord Street

vent. children. .

The route of march will be as follows: Parade No, 1 wu] much from Rochrord Squrm; m, 5,45 p, m, (Dayllilht Saving Time) with an 1n. lcrval or Z0 paces between unltsJ and 2o up Kent Street to Queen. to Grafton. up Prince to Kent where it will be Joined. as it passes King bouare. by parade No. 2. As the) head cl‘ the column marches down Kent. Street and comes Opposite me Kent Street entrance m Prince of Wiles 00118116. the Commanding Oi- Ucer W111 Rive l-hv “Eyes risht" and Major General C B. Price, DS.0., D.0.M.. wlll take the salute as he slands at the entrance. The par- ade wlll continue down Kent to

rov and down that street lo the Exhibition Grounds. Li, will march

in the lﬂrrre gate. and the military be

will pass through the track gale and on to rhc race track. The Fraternal Societies and. Parade No. 2 will break off and pass through ma Grand Stand entrances and utp int-o the Stand. the members o the Fraternal Societies and Parade N11 2 filing into the sections the Grand Stand reserved for them. Guides will be provided to conduct these units to their places by the oulckcst route. _

Escort At Airport ,

An escort will be provided to meet. the lncomlnrr plum bearing the torch and will bring it. with l s bearers from the plane to the hlbltlon Grounds. It wlll arrive there at 7.02 (Daylight Saving Time). His Honour. lieutenant Gov- crnorrDB. W. IxPage. wlll arrive at

Plans have been drawn u

for

LIEUT. J. OTIANLEY

Pte. Mullins, J.E.—St. Peter's Barbi

Pte. Murphy. A. B Hench River.

Pic. Murphy. .I. F. herry Valley.

Pte. Murdock. H. W.—MelviIle. i

Pie. Murchison, N. A.—Point Prim. BPte. MacAul-‘iy. E. R.-St. Peter's

l)’.

Pte. MuAvInn, J. ISL-Kalb‘: Cross.

Pie. McCabe. S. fir-Alexandria.

Pie. McCormack, W. D.--Grand Trundle.

“Pic. MacDonald. Chas. Summer- s e.

Pte. MacDonald, R. C.——Bloorn- field.

Pte. MacDonald, .I. E-Chsrloite-

wn.

‘Etc. MacDonald. W. .I.-Ginny.‘ s

te. Mcllachern, Ir. A. — Prle

Pond. Ptc. Mclnnis, J. lL-Charloite- wn.

Pte. McIntosh, A. .I.-South.

He. Maclutyre, A. lL-Souris.

Ptc. Maclntyre, A. IL-Sourls.

Pte. MacKenzle, D. L.—Frenche River. _'

Corpus iihrisli Procession 0n Sunday

The annual procession of the Blessed Sacrament in connection with the observance of the Feast of co us Christi by the Roman Cltholc churches of Chsrlotlc- town will take place Sunday morn- lng. Arrangements for the pro- cession are completed.

The observance 0f the Mast of Corpus Christi will commence with Solemn High Mass at l0 o'clock (Daylight Saving Time) and following that the procession Will be formed outside the Ba- silica where the congregatlon from the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer wlll joln the members oi

naval and sir force units and the torch bearers escort on the race Lraok facing the platform where the speakers. invited ‘was, community singers and others taking part will seated. l-lls worship Mayor B. Rm Holman will be Master of Cere- monies.

The ceremony of the torch will he a verv interesting one involving considerable detail and will be part. oi’ the weneral program which com- mences at '1 o. m. D. S. T. Thus. day evening June 1'1.

The program 1111s been carefully timed with each speaker being al- loicd a sct amount of time. Carried out. as arranged lt will conclude at a fey minutes past eight o'clock. The total number taking part ln l-he parade will be between 3500 and 4000 hence the necessity of Parade No. 1 moving off from the assembly point at Hochford Square at 545 p. m. Expectations are that it wlll be one of the greatest parades ever witnessed ln this province. The committee in charge were gratified last evening on receiving the assur-

‘st. Dunstan's Basilica. The whole

Richmond, to Weymouth, to Syd-

LIEUT. A. J. WILSON

JUNE 14. 1941

The North u. s. Highlanders

Pie. MscKlunon, Ewen — Char.

lnttetown. . Pte. MacKinnon, G. l.-Albion. “P? MRI-Md. E S.—Gnaham's

0a .

Pte. McManus. .I. T.--l(elly's Cross Pte. MoMaster, F. P. — Dundas Centre. Pie. MacMllian, R. N. -— Wood Islands. t ie. MscNeill, C. S.—Chlrlotte- own. Plk- MlﬂPhw. A. G.—Clydc River. Plt- MMTPIM. ll. E-Ileatherdale. te. MacPhee. G. J.—-Cardlgan Bridge. Mlliltle. MscPhenop. ll. L-Beaina’! r15. Noonan. a. .I.-Borden. b Plﬁ- 01100103’. J- lL-(Savsge lilt- or. Pte. Parker. P. J.-Crapaud. Pic. Paynter, F. L.—French River. Pie. Perry. A S. Nlc In

. Plnesu. L-Charlottetown. Pte. Pond. ll. P's-Fredericton. Pte. Quinn, L. .I.-Stanley Bridge.

procession will then proceed by way of Great George Street to

ney to Notre Dame Academy where an open air Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament wlll be

given.

Followln the ceremony the ro- ceulon wl re-iorm and reurn by way of Sydney, Hillsboro, Water and Great George Streets.

The League of the Cross Band will be in attendance and the fol- lowing will be the order of the

procession. Cross bearer and acolym, It. Joseph's school children. Notre

Dame school children, school boys. Single Women's Confraternity of Holy Family (Holy Redeemer par- ish), St. Charles Auxiliary, League or the Sacred Heart 5t. Joseph's| Sodality, Children of Mary. our Guides, Basilica, Girl Guides, Holy Redeemer. Boy scouts (Holy Redeemer Parish). Boy Scouts. (Basilica). l-loly Name Society. (Holy Redeemer). Holy Name So- ciety (Basilica). Knl hts of Col- umbus. Benevolent 1r h Society, League oi’ the Cross Band, Choir (Basilica), choir Boys, Sanctuary Boys, Little children carrying flowers, Pages. Bishop and Clergy.

Grain

CHICAGO. June 13-(AP)—Afi4:r dipping about s cent b». the lowest levels in a week, wheat prices today rallied sharply, scoring net over- night gains of more ‘nan a cent in the final hour.

Part of the upturn ln wheat was associated will: gains 11! more than 8 centw in soybeans fodowlng an- nouncement that the government, will support beans at around t1 s bushel. ‘Ilhe govemment. however, did not disclose how prices would be supported but the announcement said the purpose was to increase

reductions of beans lor oil. Bean utures sold up to near i140

ance from Summerslde that lhe pﬂpulsr girl's band would take part bomb.

Lthe placing of the various nary.- g‘ m,

Keep Millard‘: in tbs F10.

wPte. Redmond, L. lL-(Jlu-rloiic- wn. Pte. Richards. BrAr-Slllllllltflllll. Pie. Richards, .I. S.—Ahney. Pte. Richards, P. O.—Abney. Roe, F. Gr-GlIdSIOIIC, Man-

. Rushton, P. lL-Oxiord. "-5 P10. Smith. E. A-West Point.

Stewart. AQ-Caledopia. Pie. Stewart. N. J.--(.na......l~1nwa . Stewart. William D.—l\lo11-

Vluey. J. .I.-weal. ltoyslty. Vanlderstone, c. 0.-\emon

n; Walsh r. Pw-Sianiey mun , . Whitehead, w. L-l-Jrnersld. Wlgmore, L. D.—Grshs.m1

Pie. Wilson, lL-Bradalbaue. Pie Wood. C. L-l-lunier River- Plio. Wright, ll. 1. T.-St. Stephen '91s

Yorston. R. th-Georllwwl" Young. E. ll-Colmnn. . Younl. G. A-(Zoiemaﬂ-

Auxiliary to Orphanage holds Annual meeting

Tbs annual meetlpl or the Char- lotbewwn Auxiliary or W Pmf “m” lfiidﬁ°l°élilll 111"...» ale was e -

Ladies Parlor on June 13. 1941.111!

. ~ _ occu- Dreslmt. Mrs..v.ildtts..Bruoe a

55nd attended ' The rt-of time treasurer. M"

mp0 “n. H. S. Henderson. revealed 1h! tiring effort of the 1111x1112?

their three malor prolects year. the flower sale. the Illlﬂmm

sale this yesr on ‘P1168113?

Home . ' ..zlr.s..zs.mzs..oi...us.i""iy"“éi secmiarv. whivh Yew" w“ “do”

as read. w_ Q 3m“

Post President. Mrs» .\_..;.1 nt‘ Mu‘ _ P, CIlUkQ- ' J Vice n sldent at Inrge. M."

. u . . Secretary. Mn. a. c. A. 00'4"

l1="1:::1.t‘li-"- "" “°“"‘,..."°f.. oe --' St. Peters. Mfl- 1'- !‘ M

D1. i on. “S55. Mrsv. 811011111 soxller. WI Arthur Bi-rlﬁ-s- R‘ D. Quwm m: m... M»- m- Zésﬂgggwyln. 111111111 mu. g n ' lair. United. Mrs. A. C. slnr A‘ B‘ 1:15her_ Mrs. V. A. Ainsw

their parlor. . followed d mtetinl

W!‘